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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1944
Page
6
The May calendar lists events from May 1 physical education demonstration to May 27 senior commencement. A May 19 salvage paper drive will fund the activity fund while a May 12 junior-senior prom and May 14 break fast mark key school happenings.
The senior class lists many high aim careers from navy admiral and editor to engineer and nurse. Names include Betty Lot Harnard Doris Hatfield Mary Ann Jones Hervey Hasselquist Vands Koop Edna Maddocks Dekh Schipper Dedfi Schramm Mary Alice Washburn Delores Langdale Gilda Perkine Marie Alley Arline Bateman Claire Bleele Marion Hall Lawrence Frazier Ruth Leu Betty Brammer Frances Swoboda Cynthia Menschel. The piece notes ambitions vary and pose the question of whether they will reach their goals, urging support of a tradition and encouraging letters to servicemen.
Creighton University invites seniors to a May 5 military night at 7 pm with pre flight cadet demonstrations followed by entertainment in the Creighton gymnasium. Seniors plan to travel in cars and drivers will attend this gala affair.
Cynthia Menschel nicknamed Cyn, four year MH8 student, active in Pep Club, Glee and Chorus, 4-H, Girl Reserves treasurer this year, aims to learn telegraphy. Vanda Knop, a four year MH8 senior, president this year, attends business school later in Omaha. Harvey Hasselquist, four year MH8 student, sports star in basketball and football, M club member, honorary basketball captain, plans to join the navy.
Roving Reporter asks seniors for ideal date traits listing Frances Swoboda a smooth dancer and considerate partner. Vanda Knop wants a man. Otha Dickernbach seeks one who is attractive and fun. Mary Ann Washburn desires a fun, tall good dancer. Cynthia Menschel references Joseph Cotton type. Arlene Bateman imagines a brown curly haired sailor who writes Jet. others like Claire Steele tall dark handsome and fun. Betty Hrammer prefers neat appearance and no vices. Doris Hatfield цен good humor and looks.
The Library Club met Saturday with four attendees: Jimmy Hansen Harold Adama Gordon Mulhol land and Ruth Davison acting secretary. The home economics group met after school with roll call and business matters, games and singing, tea and sandwiches, hosted by Mary Margaret Stevesson.
Silver City hosts a band benefit in the school auditorium despite road conditions. A free will offering of 11.05 was raised to buy a clothes chest for storing band capes and caps. Warren Darrah led the first part with the band. a rhythm band, junior high songs, and dances followed under Miss Witla Pullman. Concerts planned at Baptist Church May 7 feature Rev. R. Cochran and soloists from WOW radio.
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